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Alex Karp is controversial because Palantir’s contracts with U.S. government agencies—especially immigration enforcement and national security—have fueled ethical and political pushback while Karp’s c...
used 2026 to showcase a mix of commercial dealmaking and provocative commentary: executives announced an expanded, multi-year partnership with ’s HD (reported to be worth “hundreds of millions” over s...
and its partners describe a package of procedural, contractual, and engineering safeguards—privacy and teams, controls, role-based access, and promises of local-law compliance—intended to constrain mi...
’s presence at 2026 was both conspicuous and consequential: was a visible speaker, the firm promoted new commercial tie-ups while its deep relationship—reported as roughly $10 billion—remained a focal...
A review of reporting shows to ’s 2025 inauguration later received government contracts or favorable regulatory decisions, most prominently Pilgrim’s Pride (the inaugural committee’s largest reported ...
Palantir supplied data tools and built relationships that intersected with politics and elections: it grew into a high-profile government contractor before and after 2020, benefited from election-year...